MB3PrepRoundPractice
Pick a system, work a topic. Commit to all five limbs, then the card marks itself and shows why each one is true or false — not just the letter.
952 past-paper questions from UCH Ibadan, 1990–2024. Not a PDF of stems you still have to go and look up — every limb is answered, and every answer says why.
No install. No account. It runs inside Telegram.
Cardiac lesions of TOF include:
Aortic stenosis is not a component. The aortic abnormality in Fallot is an overriding aorta — displaced rightward to straddle the VSD, and characteristically dilated, not stenosed.
And it is the component that determines everything — the obstruction alone decides whether the child is pink or blue.
Marking is +1 a correct stem, −½ a wrong one, 0 for a blank — the same as the paper.
The same bank, served three ways depending on whether you are learning, testing yourself, or trying not to forget.
Pick a system, work a topic. Commit to all five limbs, then the card marks itself and shows why each one is true or false — not just the letter.
A full paper sampled across every system, interleaved so it never runs in blocks. Marked at the end with where the marks actually went, and what to go and read.
The questions you got wrong come back, timed by a spacing model rather than by whatever you happen to open. Half of each exam is drawn from what is due.
A photograph, what you are asked, and a complete model answer underneath. You mark yourself — and what you miss comes back in revision.
The bank was built from 253 sittings pulled out of the archive, de-duplicated, and tagged with where each question actually came from. The high-yield ordering is not a guess — it is how often examiners have really asked a question, counted across independent papers.
It is free, it runs in Telegram, and you can be answering questions about a minute from now.